Genetic and environmental factors often combine to cause antisocial personality disorder. Which of the following is not one of either of these categories of factors?

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Low self esteem is not a genetic or environmental factor that contributes to antisocial personality disorder. It is a psychological construct that can be a result of personality disorder or contribute to its development, but it is not a direct causal factor. A, C, and D are all factors that can contribute to the development of antisocial personality disorder either through genetic or environmental means.

Genetic and Environmental Factors Often Combine to Cause Antisocial Personality